Reneé Rapp – «Everything To Everyone» [Silvertone 12″ EP] Reneé Rapp’s debut EP Everything to Everyone. Released in 2022, the record features breakout single «In the Kitchen.». Available on Silvertone 12″ color vinyl.
Tool – Opiate (ep) [New Vinyl LP] Explicit, Extended Play Artist: Tool Title: Opiate (ep) Format: Vinyl LP Genre: Heavy Metal UPC: 614223102719 Release Date: 1996 Record Label: Zoo Album Tracks1. Sweat2. Hush3. Part of Me4. Cold and Ugly (Live)5. Jerk-Off (Live)6. Opiate As the title of Tool’s 1992 debut implies, they’re none too impressed by religion, though other targets-fear («Cold and Ugly»), hypocritical moralizing («Jerk-Off»), nonconformity («Hush»)-get their time in the spotlight as well. Opiate is a collection of heavy, aggressive, cynical music (though the tail end of the title track sounds more like Acid Rock), packaged in songs noticeably shorter than on their later efforts (Undertow, 1993, and Aenima, 1996). While not as impressive as Undertow, arguably their finest effort, Opiate has a definite appeal.Copyright DirectToU LLC. All Rights Reserved.
Shit Robot – 5 Songs [New 12″ Vinyl] Explicit, Extended Play Artist: Shit Robot Title: 5 Songs Format: 12″ Vinyl Genre: Electronic UPC: 829732000467 Release Date: 2023 Record Label: Dfa Records Album Tracks1. Breathe (Looking at Gibraltar)2. Superstar3. The System4. Hey Creep!5. Every Little Bit Helps Inspiration can come at you fast, even after years gardening in the countryside. Marcus Lambkin aka Shit Robot is as original DFA as they come: a dyed in the wool Dublin rave kid turned adopted New Yorker, the former co-owner of early DFA watering hole Plant Bar, and one of the guys who showed the uptight indie contingent how to neck an E, love techno and lose their marbles on a dance floor. But after three albums, countless twelves, and DJ gigs around the world, where do you go? If you’re Marcus, you go gardening, retreating to a quiet life in the German countryside, occasionally DJing for your friends in LCD Soundsystem when they invite you to open a week’s worth of shows, and working on music when you can. Y’know, life stuff. So, it took awhile, but eventually new songs landed on the proverbial desk at DFA HQ. There were rough and tough. The Robot had returned and he was going straight for the chugular. After all that, finishing the record was like lightning in a bottle. A few days fleshing things out with Al Doyle (of Hot Chip, LCD Soudnsystem) in London. Vocals added from Suzi Horn (of Prinzhorn Dance School on the leadoff) and Warmduscher’s Mutado Pintado. A razor-sharp mix of the whole thing from James Murphy at DFA in Brooklyn. Five tightly wound, unfussy, completely diabolical dance tracks. The gardener shall have his revenge. It’s time to lose those marbles all over again.© DirectToU LLC. All Rights Reserved.